Find hotels near PNC Carousel, Pittsburgh from CA $92

"This hotel was formerly a trade college, nicely repurposed so as to leave traces of the old school visible. Our room was small, but fully functional and comfortable. Probably not a good choice for non-couples, since the shower is not inside a bathroom. Bed was super comfortable, there was plenty of space to work at the desk. The location is excellent, within walking distance of any restaurant or store in Lawrenceville. Valet parking was $32 a day within In-N-Out privileges, and the valets are always available. Given the parking situation in this area of Pittsburgh, it was super convenient. You might be able to find on street parking for free, but we were driving a large vehicle and figured it was worth the extra cost. Our booking included a $16 voucher toward breakfast downstairs at the coffee shop. That was plenty for a small breakfast and coffee, although people who want a larger meal made up paying a few dollars extra. Coffee was excellent, and the food was very good. All in all a great day. This is a funky boutique hotel located in a vibrant and busy part of town with great nightlife. If you’re looking for a traditional hotel, like a Hilton or Marriott, this is not it. If you’re looking for comfortable experience with that much younger vibe, this is your place."

"Everything was great"

"Nice room. Good bar and breakfast area."

"nice pool, friendly staff, kitchen came with nice amenities. "

"Yes 👍"

"Love this property"

"Gym was small but fine. 2 queen Room was spacious!!! Very nice staff!! Great amenities, we've stayed here 3 x now, will be back. Close to pitt campus, that's why we stay here"

"Clean room…nice staff…WiFi worked…terrace needs improvement "

"Absolutely gorgeous hotel. Incredibly clean and quiet, and all around amazing. My only complaint is that the "bouncer" for the speakeasy was rude. He at one point told the lady next to me that we needed to "calm down" because we were laughing. It was saint Patrick's day weekend and the other guests in there were louder than we were, we just happened to be sitting near the doors. He also practically shoved me out of my seat when new customers came in and I was trying to say goodnight to a friend. "